Nordic noir thriller directed by Mikkel Nørgaard and starring Nikolaj Lie Kaas and Fares Fares. Reassigned to Department Q after an accident leaves his partner dead, Carl (Kaas) now spends his time trawling through old, unsolved cases. Accompanied by his new assistant Assad (Fares), Carl begins to obsess over a high-profile case where a young female politician disappeared while travelling onboard a ferry. The only apparent lead in the disappearance and apparent suicide is the girl's younger brother who suffers from brain damage. Carl, while acting against the orders of his superiors, tries his hardest to dig deeper and find some answers however, the more he learns, the more he realises that some things are best left hidden...

A friend calls it "brain candy." It is; humor, romance, whimsy and pretty much everything else. It is the intersection of life and art. It is a collection of more than 100 poems whose purpose (if they have one) is to let you know that someone understands, provoke laughter, or thought; or feel and see through someone else's eyes. They have been described as "a sweet slice of life." Whose end result is "I feel smoothed by this."

This compilation of stories was written alternatively and chronologically by a couple who lived on three continents in the decade between 1956 and 1966. Eric Ericson writes of his search for oil in the jungles of Bolivia during communist agitation, the Basque mountains of northern Spain under the dictatorship of Generalissimo Franco, and Nigeria at the dawn of Nigerian Independence and prior to the Biafran War. Gulf Oil's Okan I was the first off-shore discovery in Nigeria and produced one billion barrels of oil by the year 2000. Libby Ericson tells of raising their two sons, and giving birth to their third, in difficult and challenging places and situations, and of the generosity and kindness always found in these very different cultures. Eric retired from Gulf Oil in 1981, began his own consulting business in Boulder, Colorado, and continues his keen interest in the oil and gas industry. They moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1995 where Libby pursues her love of art. They spend their summers in the Colorado Rockies near where they met at the University of Colorado.